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SUMMARY:The Religious Paintings of Eugène Delacroix: Professor Joyce C. Polistena\, Ph.D. Explores the Work and Controversial Life of the “Hero of Romanticism\,” via New Canaan Library Webinar
DESCRIPTION:French Romantic artist Eugène Delacroix is best known to Americans for his painting\, Liberty at the Barricades (1830). HIs innovative color theory and intensely felt subjects earned him the title “the hero of Romanticism.” However\, the artist’s prolific and extraordinary contributions to the genre of religious art had been overlooked for more than a century. New Canaan Library welcomes Joyce C. Polistena\, Ph.D.\, professor of art history and author of The Religious Paintings of Eugène Delacroix: The Initiator of the Style of Modern Religious Art\, for an insightful look at Delacroix’s religious art: the broad body of work\, and the artist’s personal perceptions and conflicted views on religion. \nIn his lifetime\, Delacroix’s religious scenes of the passion were lauded by members of the élite class\, who recognized the depictions of the sufferings of Jesus almost exclusively in terms of their own anxieties in contemporary society. In succeeding eras\, as avant-garde theorists relegated religious subjects to a moribund genre\, Delacroix’s considerable output of religious subjects were either ignored or dismissed. However\, Delacroix kept a diary from the age of 23 until his death in 1863 at the age of 65\, in which he recounted the persons and ideas of his era as well as his personal perceptions and beliefs. The writing reveals an artist who counters the portrait of him created by theorists and brings to light the meaning these topics held for him. \nJoyce C. Polistena\, Ph.D. is an art historian and a professor of art history at Pratt Institute\, Brooklyn. She has written extensively on topics in 19th-century Romanticism with a focus on the artist Eugène Delacroix. Polistena’s book\, The Religious Paintings of Eugène Delacroix: The Initiator of the Style of Modern Religious Art\, prompted a new engagement with his religious subjects.
URL:https://livenewcanaan.org/event/the-religious-paintings-of-eugene-delacroix-professor-joyce-c-polistena-ph-d-explores-the-work-and-controversial-life-of-the-hero-of-romanticism-via-new-canaan-library-webinar/
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SUMMARY:“Long COVID: What We Know About Post-COVID Conditions\,” Presented by Dr. Asha Shah\, Director of Infectious Diseases\, Stamford Health
DESCRIPTION:In a collaborative effort\, New Canaan Library\, Stamford Health\, Lapham Community Center\, Staying Put in New Canaan\, and Waveny Lifecare Network are pleased to offer an informative talk on Long Covid\, presented by Dr. Asha Shah\, MD\, MS\, Director of Infectious Diseases at Stamford Health. The in-person event will be held at Lapham Community Center on Wednesday June 15th\, at 1:00 PM. Please register at newcanaanlibrary.org to attend. \nLong COVID is an aspect of the COVID-19 virus that more than a few are grappling with\, which raises urgent questions among those affected by it\, as well as in the medical community. Long COVID is defined as a range of symptoms that can last weeks or months after first being infected with the virus that causes COVID-19\, or can appear weeks after infection\, even if the infection was mild. Director of Infectious Diseases at Stamford Health\, Dr. Asha Shah\, MD\, MS\, will provide clarification as she discusses the signs and symptoms of long COVID\, and how to manage long term symptoms. \nDr. Asha Shah\, MD\, MS is a Board Certified Infectious Diseases specialist and has been with Stamford Hospital and the Medical Group for over 8 years. She did her Internal Medicine training at the University of Pennsylvania followed by an Infectious Diseases fellowship at Columbia University Medical Center. She received her Masters of Epidemiology at Columbia University Mailman School of Health. Dr. Shah is currently the Director of Infectious Diseases at Stamford Hospital. She is an active member on numerous committees in the hospital as well as at the state level.
URL:https://livenewcanaan.org/event/long-covid-what-we-know-about-post-covid-conditions-presented-by-dr-asha-shah-director-of-infectious-diseases-stamford-health/
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